Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-03-22
LOCAL 6REVlIIES.


The three-year-old son o: lanes Eichel
berger, of Pitchin, died last night Of
measles.
Remember the James Townsend Russell
recital at the First Presbyterian church this
evening.
Al Logan was arrested this morning OF
warrant charging him with being drunk
and disorderly.
Capt. Billy Mills. of the patrol house,
who has been in for a week with quinzy,
is able to be out.
Mr. John L. Zimmerman went to Nenis
this morning TO attend to some legal bus
iness for A. C. Ross 4 Co.
Neither the Hotel Athenaeum nor any of
the Chautaulua Assembly buildings, were
burned by the Chautauqua fire.
Mr.. Herman Holmes, of Medina. O.,
travelling passenger agent of the Louisville
and Nashville road, is in the city.
Miss Jennie Z. Fellows. of Mound street,
has sufficiently recovered from her recent
lllDtSS ~ It-Stlllr Htl again
Charles Peters and W. A. Way, on war
rants, Robert Harris. drunk, and John
Casey, drunk. were arrested yesterday.
Special Detective George Caldwell is
taking Jack McCarty's place on the Gazette
for few days, waiie Mac. takes a much
needed rest
Miss Laura T. Patterson, one of Belle
fontaine's most charming young ladies. was
ia the city, today. visiting friends. She has
gone down to Nenia.
Mr.. Harry Clemens, of Springfield. IS
home at his mothers. Mrs. Linkhart. quite
sick with something resembling diphtheria.
II that is not the trouble.-Xenia Gazette.
Paul A. Staley, Esq. heard the initial
production Of "Ruddigore." at Cincinnati.
last night He is very much pleased with
the music, but thinks the second act is
stupid.
C.P. Neiberger. an efficient mechanic in
the Lagonda shops, has been brought out,
| by number of workingmen. as a candidate
for the republican nomination for clerk Of
police court.
The our-months-old chile OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John Lannen. who reside at the
| corner Of Race and Main streets. died of
| measles last night. The funeral occurred
| this afternoon at o'clock.
Miss Eva Martin. formerly Of Spring
field. now of New York state, was in the
city yesterday for short time. She Will
make brief visit to her former home in
Mechanirsburg before returning.
The Rev. Joseph Kyle. Of the United
PRESBYTERIAN church. and Messrs. William
Barnett and James Carson went 10 Aenia
this morning to attend the commencement
exercises Of the U. P. theological seminary.
Mr.. z. ]. vose and daughter, Miss Alice.
left Yesterday afternoon via the Bee Line
for Boston. Mass. where they will visit
friends and relatives. They will also visit
other eastern cities before their return
home.
| Articles Of agreement for the prospective
f .ht between Con. Riley. of Franklin, and
T I'm Robinson, of this city. will be drawn
u this evening and forwarded to Riley for
| approval. 1t is probable that the fight ' a
come off shortly.
| Captain Edwin Updegrove appeared on
the streets this morning with his military
beard sacrificed to the devouring razor. The
lptain made the greatest mistake OF his
| life and not one in ten of his friends know
him. in his new guise.
| Bessie, the little seven year old daughter
of Albert II. Tavenner, died of diphtheria
Monday night at midnight The funeral
services will be held at the residence of
VIM. II. Berger on Wednesday at II a. III.
Interment at Newcomer cemetery.
R.Q. King has been prominently men
toned as a candidate for water works trus-
tee. Mr. Kings connection with the city
fire department. as its chief, and his eff
cheney as an excellent officer. are well re-
| membered, and his old friends are booming
him.
Wiley Chapel NJ. T. church ladies will
have a social at the residence Of Mr.. James
Buford, on west High street, tonight.
Everybody is invited TO come and spend the
time pleasantly. The proceeds will be ap-
piled to the benevolent causes of that
church.
J. c. Leslie. the former grocer of 2s6
sol,h Center street. has become SO badly
br ken in health that he has been com
pelIed to retire from business. and starts
this morning to his former home TO stay
with his mother for some time. Mr.. Leslie
was wounded in the army and is suffering
from the wound.